Arthritis

Juvenile arthritis linked to lower bone mass
Mar 21 05

Children who have juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) experience smaller gains in bone mass than do healthy children, according to a report in… Juvenile arthritis linked to lower bone mass   

 

Osteoarthritis improves with self-management program
Mar 16 05

Patients who participated in a cognitive-behavioral-based program to help manage their arthritis had sustained improvements in pain and daily functioning in OsteoarthritisOsteoarthritis improves with self-management program   

 

Remicade eases treatment-resistant kids’ arthritis
Mar 11 05

Children with arthritis - a condition known as juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) - who aren’t helped by conventional treatments may benefit from one of… Remicade eases treatment-resistant kids’ arthritis   

 

Hip socket instability raises osteoarthritis risk
Mar 10 05

Older adults with a developmental abnormality of the hip socket that makes the joint unstable are more than four times more likely than unaffected… Hip socket instability raises osteoarthritis risk   

 

Leflunomide useful for drug-resistant juvenile arthritis
Mar 04 05

Leflunomide therapy is well tolerated and benefits some patients with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA) resistant to the drug methotrexate, according to results of… Leflunomide useful for drug-resistant juvenile arthritis   

 

Adalimumab Effective in Clearing Patients of Psoriatic Arthritis After 24 Weeks of Therapy
Feb 21 05

After six months, patients with psoriatic arthritis who are treated with the anti-tumor necrosis factor-alpha monoclonal antibody adalimumab continued to maintain their improvement when… Adalimumab Effective in Clearing Patients of Psoriatic Arthritis After 24 Weeks of Therapy   

 

Collagen Defect May Trigger Osteoarthritis
Feb 21 05

Arthritis develops five times faster in joints that lack a specific type of collagen.

That’s what researchers reported Feb. 20 at the Orthopedic Research… Collagen Defect May Trigger Osteoarthritis   

 

Remicade doesn’t change cholesterol ratio
Feb 17 05

The arthritis drug Remicade is known to lower the risk of heart disease, but apparently it doesn’t do so by improving cholesterol profiles.

Researchers… Remicade doesn’t change cholesterol ratio   

 

Arthritis drug seen to cut heart risk
Feb 14 05

Methotrexate, used for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis, may also reduce the risk of atherosclerosis and circulatory diseases affecting the heart and… Arthritis drug seen to cut heart risk   

 

Steroid shots as good as surgery for carpal tunnel
Feb 04 05

New research suggests that a couple injections of corticosteroids may work as well as surgery for many cases of carpal tunnel syndrome - at… Steroid shots as good as surgery for carpal tunnel   

 

Rheumatoid arthritis raises heart death risk
Feb 03 05

Rheumatoid arthritis seems to raise the risk of silent heart disease in patients, even before they are diagnosed with the chronic condition, U.S.… Rheumatoid arthritis raises heart death risk   

 

Rheumatoid Arthritis Attacks the Heart
Feb 03 05

A new study confirms the strong link between rheumatoid arthritis and life-endangering congestive heart failure.

The 165 Minnesota residents in the study with rheumatoid… Rheumatoid Arthritis Attacks the Heart   

 

Rheumatoid arthritis patients at higher risk for unrecognized heart disease and cardiac sudden death
Feb 03 05

People with rheumatoid arthritis not only have a higher risk of coronary heart disease than those in the general population, but they have more… Rheumatoid arthritis patients at higher risk for unrecognized heart disease and cardiac sudden death   

 

Statins may increase arthritis risk in elderly women
Feb 02 05

The use of statins, cholesterol-lowering drugs such as Lipitor and Pravachol, appears to be associated with an increased risk of developing osteoarthritis of the… Statins may increase arthritis risk in elderly women   

 

Elderly with rheumatoid arthritis can cope well
Jan 19 05

Many elderly people with rheumatoid arthritis may go about their daily activities with no more problem than others their age, a new study suggests.

Elderly with rheumatoid arthritis can cope well   
 

Beer may raise gout risk, wine may not
Jan 12 05

There is substantial difference between alcoholic drinks in their effect on blood levels of uric acid - and this could affect the likelihood of… Beer may raise gout risk, wine may not   

 

Remicade benefits some with early arthritis
Jan 11 05

For people in the beginning stages of rheumatoid arthritis but who have a poor prognosis, early treatment with the drug Remicade can pay dividends,… Remicade benefits some with early arthritis   

 

Increased arthritis pain may be due to fracture
Dec 24 04

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis who have an increase in pain at a single site could be suffering from a stress fracture, especially if they… Increased arthritis pain may be due to fracture   

 

Hyaluronic acid of no benefit in osteoarthritis
Dec 21 04

A one-year study found that injections of a new hyaluronic acid compound called NRD101 have the same effect on osteoarthritis of the knee as… Hyaluronic acid of no benefit in osteoarthritis   

 

Acupuncture can relieve arthritis pain
Dec 21 04

According to a new study, acupuncture significantly reduces pain and improves function in those suffering osteoarthritis of the knee.

Acupuncture has received mainstream acceptance,… Acupuncture can relieve arthritis pain   

 

Scientists ‘switch off’ arthritis
Dec 19 04

Scientists at the University of Liverpool claim they have found a way of turning off one of the most painful aspects of rheumatoid arthritis.

 Scientists ‘switch off’ arthritis   
 

Magnets seen helpful for osteoarthritis
Dec 17 04

Magnetic bracelets seem to provide “clinically useful” pain relief from osteoarthritis, UK investigators report.

Even after numerous studies, the effect of magnets on chronic… Magnets seen helpful for osteoarthritis   

 

Abnormal Pap smears common in women with lupus
Dec 10 04

Women with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) are more likely to have an abnormal Pap test result than other women, according to a new report.… Abnormal Pap smears common in women with lupus   

 

Blood filter treatment safe for severe arthritis
Dec 09 04

A new study of a device that removes certain immune system components from the blood supports its safety and effectiveness as a treatment for… Blood filter treatment safe for severe arthritis   

 

Being thin has downside for people with arthritis
Dec 08 04

Yes, you can be too thin - if you have rheumatoid arthritis. Weighing less than normal appears to increase the risk of dying… Being thin has downside for people with arthritis   

 
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